Last week we examined how rural tourism can deliver deeper, more inclusive economic benefits to Sri Lanka. This week, a sudden global shock demands urgent
Sri Lanka’s tourism sector continues its strong recovery, with approximately 2.36 million international arrivals in 2025 generating around US$3.22 billion in revenue. While beach resorts
Sri Lanka has long been celebrated for its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, attracting millions of tourists annually. In recent years, event-based tourism
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry kicked off 2026 with an impressive surge in visitor numbers, achieving an all-time high for January with over 277,000 arrivals. However,
In an era where remote work has become a global norm, Sri Lanka has positioned itself as an attractive destination for digital nomads seeking a
Summary: Sri Lanka’s rich tradition in arts and crafts, particularly pottery and ceramics, represents an untapped opportunity to enhance tourism experiences and drive economic value.
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry achieved a landmark milestone in 2025, attracting a record 2.36 million international visitors, surpassing the pre-pandemic high of 2.33 million in
Sri Lanka has emerged as a standout destination in international retirement rankings for 2026, particularly excelling in affordability according to reputable sources. The prestigious International
History unfolded at Bandaranaike International Airport today as Sri Lanka Tourism welcomed a family from Thiruvananthapuram, India, marking the arrival of the 2,333,797th visitor for
Sri Lanka’s tourism sector is set for a significant boost this winter season as charter flights from Moldova commence operations, bringing approximately 1,500 tourists primarily
